Alumni

Welcome to Old Boxhillians

All pupils leaving Box Hill School automatically become members of our thriving alumni association – Old Boxhillians – We like to encourage all our former pupils (regardless of whether they left 50 years ago or last year), former parents, former staff, former governors and former trustees to keep in touch with the School and each other, so that everyone can take advantage of the social and professional networks that the Old Boxhillians association can offer throughout the world.

OLD BOXHILLIAN WEBSITE

If you are a former pupil, former parent, former member of staff, former governor or former trustee, please visit the Old Boxhillians website, : www.oldboxhillians.com - This site allows you to log in and search for old school friends and contacts, book your place on one of our up and coming events, take a trip down memory lane with the school archive and catch up on all the Old Boxhill news.

LOST ALUMNI

Unfortunately, we have lost contact with many of our alumni over the years, in particular with those who are living overseas. If you have not been receiving emails, e-newsletters or printed material from us, then you are one of our lost alumni, so please register on the Old Boxhillians website, or email Samantha Bushell - Development and Alumni Manager - Samantha.Bushell@boxhillschool.com.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Please review the information below to see if there is anyone listed that you know. If so, please encourage them to get in contact with us!

'Out Of The Box' - OLD BOXHILLIAN NEWSLETTER

We would welcome any contributions from you for future editions of our twice yearly Old Boxhillian newsletter, 'Out of the Box' so please get in touch with your news, family updates, business ventures and charity achievements by emailing us:

Old Boxhillians can also keep up to date on school news, reunions and career networking events via Facebook, and LinkedIn.

“Perhaps the words ‘affection and interest’ are not the precise terms that spring to the minds of present Sixth Formers in describing B.H.S.; but he is a very unnatural person who will not find such words applicable to his feeling for the school quite a short time after he leaves it.” Gerald Gouriet (Chairman of BHOPA in 1971)